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A cycling technology manufacturer specializing in high-performance smart bike trainers, rollers, and training software designed for realistic indoor riding simulations.

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About Tacx

Tacx is a Dutch brand under Garmin that makes smart indoor cycling trainers and accessories used with training apps like Zwift. It sells through bike shops, sporting goods retailers, and online, positioning on precision resistance technology for serious cyclists. The brand advertises across Meta placements.

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